
Best Airports for Liguria: How to Reach the Italian Riviera by Plane
Flying to Liguria? This guide compares the best airports for reaching the Italian Riviera, from Genoa and Milan to Pisa and Nice, with tips on which airport works best for the Cinque Terre, Riviera di Levante, Riviera di Ponente and beach towns along the coast.
Liguria is a long, narrow region on the Italian Riviera, so the best airport depends on where you want to stay. Genoa is the most central airport for Liguria, but Milan, Pisa and Nice can also work well depending on your route, flight options and whether you are visiting the Cinque Terre, Riviera di Levante or Riviera di Ponente. This guide compares the main airports for reaching Liguria by plane. Genoa is ideal for a straightforward Italian Riviera trip, Milan works well if you want to combine the city with the coast, Pisa is useful for the Cinque Terre and Tuscany, and Nice is a strong option for western Liguria and the French Riviera.
Genoa Airport

Milan Airports

Pisa Airport

Nice Airport

Best airport for Liguria by trip type
Final tips for choosing your airport
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